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Just now, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

Helps when we hit a few targets

For sure....Harmes movement from the 2nd quarter also got us going

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Our best quarter of the year will mean [censored] all if we don't bring it again in the last. Can we just bury Hawthorn for once?

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10 minutes ago, Rusty Nails said:

Why you play Salem off a wing!!!

connection... this is why I wanted Salem on the wing... since earlier in season.

Start him from the wing...  so he is free from minding a half forward...  but he pushes back to the back-half to assist... and to run and carry forward,  and connect with Forwards. 

As a good winger should be doing,  anyway.

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9 minutes ago, Rusty Nails said:

Tracc into the middle brings a bit of  space to move in for Hunt and TmAc

exactly !!!       Tracca is too slow and cumbersome,  on a f/flank.

He kills our F50 with his lack of.

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Just heard the best description of a blatant free kick which was not given against Roughead. A commentator called it "the good bloke rule." Enough said.

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1 minute ago, Dee Lusional said:

roughy throws it out f..king play on !!!

The Dawks have been a protected species for decades.  We are road kill for their cooking pot

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45 minutes ago, Docs Demons said:

School kid stuff. Can't kick, can't handball and still to many in close at ball and no one spreading. Its not that hard !

We actually disposed of the ball better that quarter and looked for players in the red and the blue. Amazing stuff. Also spreading. Come on boys. 30 more minutes. Hawks off 6 days. They must be tired after chasing us that qtr.

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Harmes has been fantastic. I love Salem on the wing, it's great to have brains out there!

Much better from Hibbo, too.

It hasn't been pretty, and we're so low on confidence that you can see the jitters every time we get the ball, but geez if we can bring this home, it might give the boys something to think about.

Loved seeing a smile on TMacs face, too! 

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2 minutes ago, Dame Gaga said:

Just heard the best description of a blatant free kick which was not given against Roughead. A commentator called it "the good bloke rule." Enough said.

As good a tunnel ball throw after being done for holding the ball

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1 minute ago, Dame Gaga said:

Just heard the best description of a blatant free kick which was not given against Roughead. A commentator called it "the good bloke rule." Enough said.

14 frees to 9 in Hawthorn favour

And even Eddie is calling out the ones they are missing

F... I hate those cheating maggots

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